autorita
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noun
- authoritythe power to enforce rules or give orders
- authoritya person accepted as a source of reliable information on a subject
Forms
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | autorita | autority |
| genitive | autority | autorit |
| dative | autoritě | autoritám |
| accusative | autoritu | autority |
| vocative | autorito | autority |
| locative | autoritě | autoritách |
| instrumental | autoritou | autoritami |
Used in the library
- Kněz má ve vesnici velkou autoritu.The priest has great authority in the village.B2Ještě jednou, prosím (16) — Once more, please (16) (B2)
- Kněz má ve vesnici velkou autoritu.The priest has great authority in the village.B2Ještě jednou, prosím (5) — Once more, please (5) (B2)
- Autorita se nedá dát funkcí. Dá se jen získat prací.Authority cannot be given by a post. It can only be gained by work.B2Jednání, domluva a autorita — Negotiating, agreement and authority (B2)
- Druhým rysem je zvláštní vztah k autoritě.The second trait is a peculiar relationship to authority.C1Esej o české povaze — An essay on the Czech character